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When long time reader Jackie Pasquini approached me about taking a look at the book her soul cat Clarke wrote about his experiences at the Rainbow Bridge, I was intrigued. Clarke Kent Super Kitty Presents View and Reviews from the Rainbow Bridge answers some questions we all have about what really happens at the rainbow bridge.Continue Reading
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Traveling requires being organized, whether you travel with your cat or by yourself. You don’t want to forget anything that you our your cat may need. Whether it’s food and snacks, water, important papers, or a harness and leash, the Sleepyod Go Bag has a space for everything.Continue Reading
Of all the habits I’ve been trying to break over the course of my life, worry seems to be the most difficult to eradicate, and lately, it’s gotten a little out of control again. I’m not fond of thunderstorms (maybe I was a cat in a prior life?) and I find myself getting anxious when the forecast calls for storms. And half the time, the storms never even materialize, reminding me over and over how useless worrying truly is.Continue Reading
I can’t even wrap my mind around the devastation on parts of Maui. I think we’ve become somewhat numb to the constant coverage of disasters as they’re becoming ever more frequent thanks to the climate crisis, but there’s something about this one that is particularly shocking. I hope and pray that at least some pets survived, and they will need help. The Maui Humane Society is on the ground trying to save as many pets as they can.Continue Reading
Natural disasters are becoming more frequent. Wildfires, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards: any of these may force you to leave your home on short notice. Evacuating is often easier for dogs, and some may even consider it a fun adventure; simply clip on a leash and a dog will follow you anywhere. But most cats are creatures of habit, and having their normal routines and environments disrupted results in stressed-out kitties that may end up running and hiding. It’s therefore crucial to have a cat-friendly emergency plan in place in the event you ever have to leave your home in a hurry. Continue Reading
Written by Ingrid R. Niesman MS PhD
This is the fourth part in my series about important feline topics seen through my own experiences in 2022. You can read the previous posts here:
My Cat-astropic Year, Part One: The Challenges of Treating Feline Asthma
My Cat-astropic Year: Rescuing and Rehoming a Siamese Cat
Today’s post addresses the challenges of caring for feral cats on a college campus as experienced by me at San Diego State University (SDSU.)Continue Reading
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I’m not a good judge of children’s’ books, but I figure if a book touches my heart, it must be a good book to read to young children? Dear Stray is a book about a girl who adopts a feisty kitten from the shelter.Continue Reading
Did you miss the Holistic Cat Conference last month, or did you not get a chance to attend all the presentations you wanted to see? You’ll be able to watch all the entire conference again this weekend, and it’s free!Continue Reading
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Congratulations, Will Hodges! You’re the winner of our Darwin’s raw cat food giveaway. You will get 20 pounds of food for your cats, and 20 pounds will be sent to your chosen shelter, Blind Cat Rescue and Sanctuary in North Carolina.
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